Bees and other insects don't have hearts in the way the higher animals do.
They don't have blood, either, but do have a clear or yellowish fluid called hemolymph surrounding their tissues which carries nutrients around the body. The insects' movements tend to keep the hemolymph moving around their body.
If it is a good sting, the venom sac will remain with the stinger. If the bee keeps the stinger, he will live. While some bee species, like the honey bee can only sting once before dying; some bees species, like the bumblebee, can sting multiple times and still live. this is because the honey bee stinger is barbed and tears off whie stinging, while the bumblebee has a smooth stinger that does not tear off while stinging.
Worker honey bees are the only insects with a barbed sting. All other stinging insects (including honey bee queens) have smooth stingers and can withdraw them after use. Not true see common myths of stinging insects in the related links below.
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Generally, only honey bee workers die after stinging because their sting is barbed. Stings originally evolved to be used against other insects, and when they are they just punch a hole in the victim's exoskeleton and the bee has no trouble getting the sting back out. When it stings an animal or human the elastic skin closes around the sting and grips it. The sting mechanism is not firmly attached to the bee's abdomen so when it pulls away it leaves the sting behind together with the venom sac and the muscles to pump the venom. Unfortunately for the bee this causes other internal injuries, and the bee dies from these injuries.Other bees, such as bumble bees, have stings which are not barbed so they can easily be withdrawn from the skin.
The dragon backbone pump was a pump used and invente during the Song dynasty that was used to pump water out of water deposits. It allowed one farmer to do the work of several.
Now replace the electric pump and all your troubles will be gone...its a bad fuel pump...not uncommon on electrical fuel pumps.
It will normally start with a leak at the pump. If the impeller breaks you will hear a rattling noise at the pump.It will normally start with a leak at the pump. If the impeller breaks you will hear a rattling noise at the pump.
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it could be a few things. If you can hear the pump then your line is probably plugged. If you can't hear the pump then it's either the fuse or the pump is shot.
Turn the key to the on position, you'll hear the fuel pump kick in, repeat 3 times.
If you hear the fuel pump run that is a good sign it is working however, a fuel pump pressure test would tell you if the pump is meeting the required pressure.
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Turn the key on,DO NOT try to start wait 3 seconds are until you hear the pump quite then turn the key off and wait 1 minute then turn key back on again until you hear the pump quit again. Repeat these steps about 4 times. Then start the engine. If you can't here the fuel pump running then the fuel pump may have went out.
First just replace the fuel filter as it is a maintenance item that should be replaced regularly. If you hear the pump running when you turn on the ignition without starting the engine, that means the fuel pump relay is OK. If you do not hear the pump suspect a bad relay or fuse. If you hear the pump, and you still have a problem, you may have a weak pump.
The fuel pump may be defective or the fuel filter may be clogged. Replace the fuel filter if you hear the pump run when you first turn on the ignition without starting the engine. It should run for a few seconds. If you do not hear the pump running, check the fuse and the fuel pump relay. If you hear it run and after replacing the fuel filter you still have no fuel, the pump is defective and must be replaced.
Your fuel pump is going bad, or you have a loose wire.
yes and i just replaced the pump and i checked the relay but sometimes it will start then i hear a cut back then the check engine light comes on